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Crows represent order, security, safety.
~ Crows Security motto.
Well, I started the Crows because I wanted to protect Gotham from the kind of monsters who would hijack a school bus and run a family off the road like they were nothing, but somewhere along the way, the Crows began cutting corners to get results. While Agent Tavaroff is directly responsible for what happened to Mr. Fox, I am guilty of harboring these types of actions for years. I want to offer a direct apology to the Fox family for all the hurt that we have caused, but these are not isolated moments, and apologies mean nothing without actions. I have therefore come to the conclusion that there is only one way to make amends. As the founder and majority shareholder, I have decided to disband the Crows effective immediately
~ Jacob Kane about the Crows recent crimes and the end of the Crows.

Crows Security, also simply known as the Crows, are the secondary antagonists of Batwoman.

Crows Security was a private security organization based in Gotham City. that consisted of ex-Navy SEALs, Green Berets, and former cops. With Batman's departure from Gotham, the Crows took over as the protectors of Gotham City and are headed by Jacob Kane, albeit only for the wealthiest of civilians. Over time, the Crows started to become highly corrupt, when many of the agents began abusing their authority, incriminating suspects, and covering up their own crimes.

History[]

Creation[]

Crows Security was founded between 2003 and 2004 by Army Colonel Jacob Kane and Hamilton Dynamics' CEO Catherine Hamilton-Kane, who also funded the organization. After the creation, the Crows started offering their services to the wealthiest citizens of Gotham City and soon enough they started offering their services to Gotham’s government hoping to be employed as their protectors. After Batman's disappearance in 2015, the Crows became the city's newest protectors, albeit only for the wealthiest still.

Since then, the Crows have done well in protecting Gotham from notorious criminals like Cluemaster, The Detonator, Circe Sionis, and an unnamed serial rapist. However, when the rapist was caught, the evidence against him was only circumstantial. Before court, “new evidence appeared”, leading to the rapist’s conviction; leaving others to ignore how the evidence appeared.

Alice’s war[]

In 2015, The Crows were present at the switching off of the Bat-Signal ceremony, in place of Batman's absence. However, during this, Alice and the Wonderland Gang ambushed the event and one of their agent, Sophie Moore, was kidnapped, as they kept on the watch, tracking them down to Burnside Orphanage, but were too late and the gang left. Following this, they worked security for the city's movie in the park, watching out for the Wonderland Gang, another agent, Chuck Dodgson, betrayed them, as he was secretly working with Alice, which Alice informed commander Jacob Kane of. However, a masked vigilante showed up and saved Moore, allowing the Crows to focus on searching for Alice and Dodgson. Over the next several months, the Wonderland Gang continued to terrorize Gotham, with some members being detained by Crows and eventually arrested.

Corruption discovered[]

Jacob Kane became convinced that Reggie Harris might have been innocent of Lucius Fox's murder, he discovered that Miguel Robles, an agent who led the Crows team in arresting Reggie, paid Alia Nazari the owner of Sip&Dash, money from the Crows. Robles explained to Jacob that it was to compensate for the damages that the Crows did during the raid when they arrested Reggie, However, Jacob begins to suspect that Robles paid Nazari to destroy evidence since the camera footage of Lucius Fox's murder was missing. Getting suspicious, Jacob asks Sophie Moore to investigate Nazari and Robles. Jacob was unaware of this, but Robles was the one who killed Lucius Fox and framed Reggie for Lucius' murder. It was because Thomas Elliott, who hated Jacob's nephew Bruce Wayne for saving his mother, paid Robles to steal a journal that Lucius had on the technology Wayne Enterprises and Batman used. When Robles threatened Lucius at gunpoint in the Sip&Dash, Lucius refused to hand Robles over the journal out of loyalty to Bruce. When Robles threatened to harm Lucius' son Luke, Lucius tried to attack Robles in anger only for Robles to shoot Lucius by accident. Robles later put out out a hit on Jacob and Sophie only for Lucius' goddaughter Julia Pennyworth to intervene. Robles tried to cover his tracks even further by trying to kill Luke Fox and Reggie's lawyer Bobby Reeves, only to be stopped by Luke, Jacob, and Batwoman. Julia and Sophie later revealed to Jacob that Robles was corrupt. Robles was then sent to prison for his crimes.

Disbanded[]

When there was a carjacking the occurred, Luke Fox tried to intervene. An agent named Russell Tavaroff shot Luke thinking that Luke had a gun on him when Luke was actually showing Tavaroff his phone. Tavaroff then doctored the bodycam footage to make it appear that Luke was producing a firearm that was involved in robbery. Tavaroff panicked when Jacob was planning to turn over any Crow agents to the GCPD if they did anything unethical. Tavaroff panicked, so he and a group of Crows who were involved in unethical activities, kidnapped Jacob and planned to overdose Jacob on snakebite. Fortunately, Jacob was saved by the new Batwoman. The new Batwoman still considered Jacob to be corrupt even though Jacob apologized and didn't know his agents were corrupt. Jacob later held a press conference the next day to clear Luke Fox's name and to have Tavaroff tried for his crimes. Wanting to make things right with the Fox family, Jacob decided to disband the Crows so that there be no corruption in law enforcement.

Jacob Kane and Sophie Moore were the only known honorable members of the Crows.

Members[]

  • Jacob Kane - Co-founder, leader, commander, and majority shareholder
  • Catherine Hamilton-Kane - Co-founder, financier, and client; deceased
  • Sophie Moore - Field agent and second-in-command; resigned
  • Miguel Robles - Head of Homicide Division; incarcerated
  • Russell Tavaroff - Field agent; fired
  • Julia Pennyworth - Field agent; reassigned to Berlin
  • Chuck Dodgson - Field agent; defected to the Wonderland Gang; incarcerated
  • Scott Kaiser - Field agent; mole for the Wonderland Gang; incarcerated
  • Tyler - Special agent of Crows International
  • S. Taylor - Field agent
  • K. Ortiz - Field agent
  • N. Wilson - Field agent
  • U. UU - Field agent
  • Z. Kim - Field agent
  • Y. Moore - Field agent
  • K. Thompson - Field agent
  • F. Martin - Field agent
  • W. Joseph - Field agent
  • X. Hernandez - Field agent
  • Z. Williams - Field agent
  • R. Jones - Field agent
  • F. Harris - Field agent
  • S. Martin - Field agent
  • U. Anderson - Field agent
  • W. Kim - Field agent
  • J. Gonzalez - Field agent
  • O. Martinez - Field agent
  • J. Hernandez - Field agent
  • U. Ortiz - Field agent
  • N. James - Field agent
  • Y. David - Field agent
  • A. Johnson - Field agent
  • Whelan - Field agent
  • Miller - Field agent; incarcerated
  • Abara - Field agent
  • Vasquez - Field agent
  • Banks - Field agent

Clients[]

  • Catherine Hamilton-Kane (formerly; deceased)
  • Mary Hamilton (formerly)
  • Michael Akins (formerly)
  • Tommy Elliot (formerly; incarcerated)
  • Ezra Castellanos (formerly)
  • Gotham’s Elite (formerly)
  • Citizens of Gotham City (formerly)

Trivia[]

  • Code B-42 is the shoot-to-kill command, however, only a commander or acting commander can order it.
  • After being employed into the firm, all rookies spend a year on the tip line answering calls.
  • Two Crows agents made a cameo appearance in The Flash episode “Fear Me” when they were making a delivery but were attacked by Psych.

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Movies
Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman: Penguin | Bane | Rupert Thorne | Carlton Duquesne
Batman: Bad Blood: League of Assassins (Talia al Ghul, The Heretic, Onyx, Firefly, Tusk, Mad Hatter, Electrocutioner, Hellhound, Calculator, & Killer Moth) | Black Mask

Television
Season 1: Wonderland Gang (Alice, Jonathan Cartwright, & Chuck Dodgson) | August Cartwright | Hush | Crows Security (Catherine Hamilton-Kane & Miguel Robles) | Magpie | The Executioner | The Rifle | Anti-Monitor | Monitor | Lex Luthor | Bruce Wayne (Earth-99) | Shadow Demons | Nocturna | Duela Dent | Mabel Cartwright | Johnny Sabatino | Tim Teslow | Safiyah Sohail | Joker
Season 2: Many Arms of Death (Safiyah Sohail, Tatiana, The Pike, & Dire-Flail) | False Face Society (Black Mask, Rudy, & Circe Sionis) | Alice | Enigma | Crows Security (Russell Tavaroff & Miller) | Ethan Rogers | Hush | Victor Zsasz | Candy Lady | Amygdala | Ellis O'Brien | Kilovolt | Cluemaster | Gotham City Police Department | Wonderland Gang (Jonathan Cartwright) | Catherine Hamilton-Kane | Joker
Season 3: Marquis Jet | Alice | Poison Ivy | Mary Hamilton | Liam Crandle | Killer Croc | Professor Pyg | Victor Zsasz | Kiki Roulette | Joker | Jonathan Cartwright | Black Glove Society (Virgil Getty)

Injustice
Superman | Brainiac | Wonder Woman

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